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your leaf stem is bright red... check your ph and looks like a phosphorus toxicity possibly (and/or Magnesium)

A n B are base feeding Nutes. Past week 3 imo, the only time I'd use them again is at flush. in a case where you find your N high the best thing to do is do a flush esp if the medium is Hydro... soil takes a bit longer to see the corrections...but for future reference I'd recommend a 3 part...

i wanna pitch my 2¢ in bc I’m trying it now as we speak. I ‘m photoing the plant each day and in the 2nd 24 hr period it had gotten visibly more frost. Not by a huge amount but noticeable. you can research what i read but there is a legit study that says yes. so here’s my take. every plant...

Take a sharp pair of shears, and nip the top of the plant… just enough to damage it. i usually choose a 45° angle and 3/4 of the top…just right where the up shoot of “hairs” would be. It sends hormones to the plant (nature) to survive and creates a “new top” by splitting and essential creating a...

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foxtailing occurs in hydroponics too….it’s heat stress most likely or nute deficiency due to a ph lock out imbalance

Thanks… I never read the last post date but some body else might get some use from what I said.

I guess Royal Queen Seeds doesn’t know jack either… they have a whole section of info on fox tailing…

hey bud… don’t worrry about the color.. trust the ph test. i use molasses and corrhizae that turns he water near black… the ph drops still turn the test water the proper accurate shade. i do account for the additional darkness mentally but it’s accurate on the meter too. (i use both). Molasses...

Besides guessing, you do need a PH meter. They’re about $15 but you also need to measure EC which is relevant to your feeding schedule with any plant. Low Ph indicated (usually) heavy ACID content or excess nutes . To Raise PH to an acceptable target level ( 5.5-6.0) in hydro and 6.0-6.5( 7.0)...

Doesn’t that wash the trichomes off? And what portions of each in ratio to each individual mixture do you make?

Have you tested the runoff water. A ph test and ec test of the runoff should tell you what’s going on if you can collect enough of it. I don’t know why that’s not the 1st suggestion. Water that has ran thru soil of any plant should be better than guessing? Jmho. I’m new here. But that just seem...